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Originally Posted by pelathais
I think you've missed my point. Acts 2:4, gives a description of "speaking in tongues" that has never been recorded nor demonstrated to even exist since the time of the "Pentecostal Outpouring" which began in 1901.
I know that there are many - and even a couple on AFF - who say that they have heard this phenomena, but absolutely no one has any real evidence that it has ever really taken place... and that's remarkable given how wide spread "speaking in tongues" has become.
So... and I'm not disputing the reality of the Spirit of God living and working in the lives of people. And, I'm not disputing or even questioning the efficacy of the Spirit to produce "fruit" and to change lives.
I'm just asking, how does the 21st Century "tongue talker" actually know that they are experiencing the same experience that was described on the Day of Pentecost (and at other times in the NT) or that Paul mentions in his epistles? |
THEY always refer to it as pentacost, but the day of pentacost was a 2 fold miracle, they spoke in other tounges, and the crowd heard them in there own language. i believe this event is different from the gift of tounges describes in 1 corithians.
I however dont link tounges of any sort to salvation i link tounges as a gift of the spirit.. and there has been some that has done research on tounges through out the years, even some before asuza street.
Just asuza street was the place that caught everyones attention. cause miracles was also happening there not just people speaking in tounges